The ambient fans answer to the second coming. After having been moribund for five years, the em;t series is back.Between 1994 and 1998, em;t (pronounced emit), an off-shoot of house label Time Recordings, produced seventeen CDs embracing the broadest possible spectrum of everything ambient. The gorgeously designed digipaks all featured animals on their covers; frogs for instance graced all the compilations, which aside from the two classic solo albums by Woob, are prehaps the labels most noteworthy releases. And then, just as it had firmly established itself as the most adventuresome chronicler of electronic musics passage into digital abstraction, it went bankrupt, a victim, according to its director, of the narrow-mindedness of both the retail marketeers and the music press